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American leftist activists enjoyed five-star hotel comfort and generator-powered electricity in Cuba while seven Cubans reportedly died in hospitals during power outages caused by the communist regime's failures.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer stumbled through a softball question that should have taken seconds to answer, exposing the Democrat leadership's complete disconnect from reality.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito delivered a scathing assessment of Democrat-pushed mail ballot laws, warning they destroy public trust in our electoral process.
Biden appointee Ketanji Brown Jackson twisted herself into pretzels defending late-arriving mail ballots while hypocritically accusing Republicans of wanting courts to legislate from the bench.
Rep. Donald Beyer drops the mask on Democrats' redistricting schemes, revealing it's all about partisan power grabs to undermine President Trump's mandate.
Over 300 Angel Families are rallying behind Senator Markwayne Mullin's nomination for Department of Homeland Security Secretary, saying he truly understands what's at stake for American families.
While Cuban citizens suffer without electricity, Code Pink's anti-American activists are living it up in luxury hotels as guests of the brutal communist regime.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer stumbled through what should have been a basic question, exposing the intellectual bankruptcy of today's Democratic leadership.
The Trump administration fires back at Democratic lies about ICE enforcement as liberals refuse to fund DHS, creating chaos at airports nationwide.
The tragic death of another innocent American woman at the hands of an illegal immigrant exposes the deadly consequences of the Biden administration's open border policies that Trump is now working to reverse.
The Trump administration successfully negotiates the appointment of veteran prosecutor Robert Frazer to replace Alina Habba as U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, marking another key victory in reshaping the Department of Justice.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito warns that state laws allowing mail ballots after Election Day threaten to undermine Americans' trust in our electoral system.